| 30 November | University earns new award for disability services
USC's concerted efforts in providing access for people with disabilities earned high acclaim last week. |
| 29 November | Summer courses jump in popularity at USC
Almost 1,300 USC students will be hitting the books as well as the beach this summer. |
| 26 November | Global executive banks on USC degree
An International Business graduate commutes from the Sunshine Coast to Singapore and Scotland in a high-flying career change. |
| 26 November | Co-op Bookshop at USC wins national award
The Co-op Bookshop at the University of the Sunshine Coast has won a national award for outstanding performance and service. |
| 26 November | Indigenous art exhibition on display at Gallery
A stunning exhibition of Aboriginal paintings, barks and sculptures is now on display at the USC Art Gallery. |
| 25 November | Business student makes fashion sense
A budding entrepreneur has his first online company up and running before graduating from his Business degree at USC. |
| 25 November | Knight to deliver science education lecture
A scientist who was this year knighted for his services to education in the United Kingdom will deliver a public lecture at USC. |
| 23 November | Planning student gets eco-job in Germany
A USC student who has just finished her Regional and Urban Planning degree is set to launch her career as an intern in Germany. |
| 22 November | University farewells long-serving academic
The University of the Sunshine Coast has held a special farewell event for one of its longest-serving academics, Professor Pam Dyer. |
| 22 November | Bursary boosts Casey's Nursing studies
A USC student intent on helping others through nursing has received a helping hand of her own from the War Widows Guild Maroochydore. |
| 19 November | Professor to nurture state’s sport stars
A USC sport scientist has been appointed to the Queensland Academy of Sport board to guide the development of elite athletes. |
| 18 November | Grant to help Coast students learn Indonesian
USC has won a $309,851 Commonwealth grant to promote the teaching and learning of Indonesian in local schools. |
| 17 November | Exhibition of Indigenous artwork at USC Gallery
A special edition of a touring exhibition of Aboriginal paintings, barks and sculptures is about to open at the USC Gallery. |
| 16 November | USC students visit Africa to care for sick
Eight Nursing Science students and their lecturer will spend Christmas caring for children with HIV/AIDS in Africa. |
| 16 November | Book launch for USC Education academic
Associate Professor Michael Nagel, who links theory and research with the realities of working with children, launches his fourth book. |
| 15 November | Kangaroo research features on Totally Wild
A USC science student’s research into the genetic diversity of kangaroos has featured on a Channel Ten television program. |
| 12 November | Seasoned Design student winners announced
Graduating Design students at USC have launched an exhibition called Seasoned at the University’s Art Gallery. |
| 12 November | USC trainee teachers embark on road trip
USC responded to the future need for more teachers in rural and remote locations by organising an road trip for Education students. |
| 11 November | Surf champ inducted into Sports Hall of Fame
Maroochydore surf lifesaving champion Steven Short has been inducted into the Sunshine Coast Sports Hall of Fame at USC. |
| 11 November | Coast leaders gather to establish What Works
Business, government, academic and other community leaders will meet for the inaugural “What Works” conference at USC. |
| 11 November | USC presents tourism e-marketing workshop
An international expert in online marketing will speak at a workshop for tourism businesses hosted by the Faculty of Business. |
| 11 November | Seasoned students spice up design portfolios
Advanced level Design students will today present their portfolios of digital design in an exciting exhibition called Seasoned. |
| 10 November | Master-planning a winner for PhD student
A USC student researching job creation in master-planned communities has won the Three Minute Thesis event. |
| 10 November | Minister to launch USC pool construction
Queensland’s Minister for Sport and Child Safety Phil Reeves will officially launch construction of USC's Olympic swimming pool. |
| 10 November | Coast sporting identity to be honoured
The Sunshine Coast Sports Hall of Fame will hold its annual induction ceremony at USC tomorrow night. |
| 9 November | Women in Science earn bursaries
The dedication of two USC Environmental Science students has been recognised with bursaries from the Zonta Club of Noosa. |
| 8 November | University to showcase exciting research
Cutting-edge research by USC academics will be showcased at the 4th annual University Research Conference starting tomorrow. |
| 5 November | Economist links education and prosperity
The Coast's prosperity relies largely on developing a highly-skilled workforce, an economist will tell a conference at USC this week. |
| 4 November | Plenty of spice in Design students’ exhibition
Advanced level Design students will present their portfolios of digital design and commercial graphic art in an exhibition called Seasoned. |
| 3 November | USC to hold postgraduate information event
The University of the Sunshine Coast will hold a Postgraduate Information Evening on Wednesday 10 November. |
| 3 November | Australian String Quartet to play at University
A concert by the Australian String Quartet at USC on Tuesday 16 November will help raise funds for an Olympic pool at the University. |
| 2 November | Researchers sharpen wits for battle of brevity
USC will hold its first Three Minute Thesis competition final as part of its annual University Research Conference on 9-10 November. |
| 1 November | Deep sea ecosystems at risk: new research
A five-year project led by a USC researcher has raised a red flag about the effects of human impacts on deep sea mountains. |